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Started by bella! [Ignore] 02,Apr,13 18:51  other posts
I encourage and welcome you to say what you want to say about whatever you want to, right here. Anything/Everything goed, say something.......

WARNING: You, your views and/or opinions may be attacked.
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By bella! [Ignore] 23,Jun,17 19:09 other posts 
I had some M&M's Caramel today, they are heavenly!
By dgraff [Ignore] 23,Jun,17 20:34 other posts 
I like the peanut ones but then I am kinda nutty
By #511804 23,Jun,17 20:45⤴
I have no self control around sweets. I cut can on them and down ten pounds in two months. They sound addicting to me.
By #534035 24,Jun,17 01:31⤴
Have not tried the caramel... I like the pretzel filled ones. And the crispy. And the mint. And the peanut. Oh yeah and peanut butter and regular.
By bella! [Ignore] 24,Jun,17 01:33 other posts 
What M&M's don't you like?
By #534035 24,Jun,17 01:51
Almond....
By #517356 24,Jun,17 03:21⤴
I feel left out! Only get the peanut and chocolate filled ones here in the Uk
By #526776 24,Jun,17 02:52⤴
omg I don't need to know about caramel ones!! I'd gain all my weight back in a week I love caramel anything!!


By whatsupcocks [Ignore] 24,Jun,17 02:29 other posts 
With all are LOVE.RIP.


By bella! [Ignore] 16,Jun,17 09:44 other posts 
Okay, okay, I know we come from all over the world so I don't know whether you can answer this....

How do you say/pronounce the word coupon?

Do you pronounce it as coo-pon OR
Do you pronounce it as cue-pon (with a hard "Q")

Or heck, maybe you don't even use the darn word at all!
By JustWill [Ignore] 16,Jun,17 12:02 other posts 
Coo-pon, of course, because that's the way 'coup' is pronounced in English.
By bella! [Ignore] 17,Jun,17 21:28 other posts 
Why the frick do so many folks say cue-pon? That fricken drives me CRAZY!!!
By Andthisisme [Ignore] 16,Jun,17 12:23 other posts  ⤴
Definetly coo-pon here in UK.
By bella! [Ignore] 17,Jun,17 21:34 other posts 
Nice to know that the UK even uses that word, there's so many things that are different. There's bonnet, we say hood (car), pavement, we say sidewalk, garden, we say yard, nappies (sp?), we say diaper, loo, we say bathroom/toilet. So many differences in words that escape my mind!
By Andthisisme [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 10:22 other posts 
Even after decades watching television programmes from the USA there are still occasions when words 'appear' that I do not know/understand. Thank goodness we have ipads and the internet.
By #516354 18,Jun,17 22:03⤴
You call it an eraser we call it a rubber,we call it a condom you call it a rubber.Could be embarrassing for a person from UK to go into an American store and ask for a rubber .Also don't you call a 'bum bag' a 'fanny pack'?As a fanny to us is a women's pussy.
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 23:40 other posts 
A fanny is a butt!
By #533843 19,Jun,17 01:01⤴
Or a pritt stick
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 01:03 other posts 
What's a frickin' pritt stick? A butt?
By #533843 19,Jun,17 01:27
Well I was going off the rubber comment. But a pritt stick is a glue stick for Americans. Like a pen is a biro for UK english.
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 01:44 other posts 
I'm not sure who provides office supplies for the company I'm employed by but I can assure you that we do not order pritt sticks, heck, I've never heard of that product before.
By #511804 17,Jun,17 21:26⤴
My youngest son as a 3 year old would call it a poucon. dyslexic like his dad.
By bella! [Ignore] 17,Jun,17 21:36 other posts 
At least we seem to like the same "thingies".
By #511804 21,Jun,17 19:39
We must have good taste.
By #358797 17,Jun,17 23:59⤴
Here in the sticks it's cue-pin... Hillbillies pronounce everything wrong... I've also heard lez-bean (lesbian) and row-butt (robot)...
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 09:34 other posts 
Lez-bean (bean said like green bean)?
By kebmo [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 13:12 other posts 
Often) (pronounced with a silent "t") Canadian (and other English speaking people) pronounce words differently than Americans. Niche is an excellent example. Americans pronounce it to rhyme with "witch" but Canadians pronounce it to rhyme with leash.
By RealTitsLover [Ignore] 22,Jun,17 16:30 other posts 
I'm American, and I've heard niche rhyming with leash WAY more than the other way you mention, which doesn't sound right at all to me. I do live pretty close to Canada though, in NY state.
By #358797 18,Jun,17 21:36⤴
Yep! Always makes me giggle.
By #533843 18,Jun,17 22:10
I still have no idea what a "buggy" at the store is.
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 22:14 other posts 
@ Grendel, a buggy is a metal or plastic shopping cart found at a grocery store, K-Mart, Walmart, Target, etc!
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 22:12 other posts  ⤴
Ya know, Arexa, we really do have a strange/difficult language.

In the instance of bean, lean, mean, the ean is pronounced as "een" (like teen). But, the "een" in been is not pronounced with the long "e", it is pronounced like "in" as in tin. Dang!

Where the frick is JustWill when you're looking for "help" with the English language? Oh, that's right, he's probably busy preparing his next PSA installment on Men's Health!
By #533843 18,Jun,17 22:16
That's a cart or trolley.
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 22:51 other posts 
A trolley? Grendel, you are not from the States!
By #533843 18,Jun,17 22:58
Work brought me here. I still have to think when people say certain words. Like jelly, overalls, pants.
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 23:45 other posts 
Jelly is exactly that, jelly. In my opinion, overalls are the denim things that have a bib like panel that is attached in the front and held in place by straps. Pants aka trousers but underpants are always pants, not undertrousers (if you get my drift).

So, what is jelly, overalls and pants, in your opinion?
By #533843 19,Jun,17 00:04
Jelly is jello, pants are underwear, and overalls(boiler suits) are what Americans call coveralls.
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 01:08 other posts 
Well, if jelly is gelatin (Jello is a brand name, no?) then what do you call grape jelly for toast?

There's a big difference between overalls, which cover the legs and chest area versus coveralls which cover ALL, go figure!
By #533843 19,Jun,17 01:29
You put jam on toast. And over all go over everythinf.


I had a huge fight with an American coworker about this. Turns out we're both right. Jam is the fruit and fruit juice, jelly is just the fruit juice with thickeners.
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 01:45 other posts 
Yup! There's a big difference between jelly and jam!
By #533843 19,Jun,17 01:54
If you enter a building with multiple floors, which is the bottom floor named?
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 02:01 other posts 
A basement if it is underground or the lower level.


Did I get it right?
By #533843 19,Jun,17 02:05
I mean the one you enter from the outside. Now I realize some basements you can enter from out side. But in this case a building that doesn't have a basement.
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 02:08 other posts 
The main level but sometimes ground level is also used.

Gosh, this is just as difficult as that program, Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader?
By #533843 19,Jun,17 02:11
Ground floor, then first floor (yanks call it second floor) etc
By bella! [Ignore] 19,Jun,17 02:13 other posts 
Oh, hell NO! Are you questioning my Americaness!?
By bella! [Ignore] 18,Jun,17 22:57 other posts  ⤴
Oh, Grendel, when I think of trolley, I think of a large bus-like vehicle that runs on tracks.
By #533843 18,Jun,17 23:04
That's a tram


By bella! [Ignore] 20,Jun,17 17:11 other posts 
I was driving by a used car sales lot and could not help but notice a VW Beetle sitting front and center.

It is a 1966 model with a price tag of $6,495.00! Ouch! That's probably more than the car cost whe it was brand new!
By Andthisisme [Ignore] 20,Jun,17 17:37 other posts 
I just checked UK prices for 'preloved' 1966 VW beetles. Yours was so cheap !! one I found was $10,100 and another $18,900.


We have ashow here on the Discovery channel 'Wheeler dealers' in which classic cars in need of tlc are boight, brought back to life and sold on for amazing amounts sometimes.
By 2nice [Ignore] 20,Jun,17 17:41 other posts  ⤴
Yeah, by 5k...at least.
By dgraff [Ignore] 22,Jun,17 06:19 other posts  ⤴
Well Bella I can remember the TV commercials in 1968 were a new vw beetle cost 995.00 dollars off the show room floor


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